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When you are exporting a full database, or when you running the exp command from a script, you want to store the output of the exp command to a log file to later view whether the exp command was successfully completed. exp userid=hradmin/mypassword tables=benefits file=benefits.dmp In this example, it will export benefits table to benefits.dmp file. You can change this using the “file” parameter as shown below.
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exp hradmin/mypassword PARFILE=nfĪs we mentioned earlier, by default, the exported filename is always expdat.dmp. This will export tables from Oracle database based on the parameter specified inside the nf file. Next, specify this parameter file in the PARFILE option of the exp command as shown below. If you are repeatedly specifying the same parameters for your exp command, you can use a parameter file, instead of typing those repeatedly from the command line.įor example, create a parameter file called nf as shown below. Export using a Parameter File for Input Values But, if you want to load data into the Oracle system from a flat text file, then you have to use Oracle sqlldr command to upload the data. But, in this example, we don’t want indexes to be exported.Īlso, note that the data that you export using exp command, can be imported back to the Oracle database using imp command. In the above example, we’ve specified “indexes=n”, because by default indexes will be exported. For example, you don’t have to specify “grants=y”, because by default, it will export the grants. You don’t have to specify a parameter if you are not changing it’s default value. exp userid=hradmin/mypassword tables=benefits indexes=n This is very helpful, when you want to script the export command, and take backups from a shell script, or from cron background job. Instead of entering the values interactively, you can specify all of them in the command line. Take export From Command Line (non-interactive) exporting table EXPENSE_DETAILS 347982 rows exportedĮxport terminated successfully without warnings.Īs you see below, the following export file is created. exporting table BENEFITS 420454 rows exported about to export HRADMIN's tables via Conventional Path. In this example, we are exporting all the objects that belongs to hradmin username (schema).įinally, it will display the following output indicating that it is performing the export.
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There are three methods to connect using exp utility to export data from Oracle. Using wildcards to export multiple tables.How does compression work during export.Controlling constraints, grants, triggers and indexes.Export one or more specific Schemas/Users.In this tutorial, we’ll explain everything that you need to know to use exp command effectively to export data from your Oracle database, including the following: Using Oracle’s exp utility, it is very easy to dump data from database. One such task is to export data from an Oracle database. Even if you are a sysadmin or developer, when you have Oracle running in your environment, you might encounter a situation where you have to do some basic DBA tasks.